The Boundaries of Tribunal Authority: Can Mandates Be Extended After Awards?
Imagine a race where the finish line is perpetually shifting, always seeming just out of reach. This metaphor aptly illustrates…
Judicial Costs Imposed on Women in 498A Cases: Insights from Two Recent Rulings
The High Court of Punjab and Haryana recently delivered two significant judgments that underscore the judicial shift towards a more…
Forensic Evidence and Its Impact on the Conviction of Heinous Crimes: Case Studies and Trends
Forensic evidence has become a fundamental component in the criminal justice system, particularly in the prosecution of heinous crimes such…
The Gauri Lankesh Murder Case: A Deep Dive into the Tragic Assassination of a Courageous Journalist
Introduction Gauri Lankesh, a prominent Kannada journalist, editor, and vocal critic of communalism and extremism, was tragically assassinated on September…
The Doctrine of Judicial Comity in India: Challenges and the Need for a Consistent Approach
The doctrine of judicial comity, a principle that underscores mutual respect and deference among judicial authorities, plays a crucial role…
What Happened in the Last 10 Suo Motu Cases Before the Supreme Court of India?
The Supreme Court of India, as the apex judicial body, exercises the extraordinary power of suo motu cognizance, wherein it…
Freedom From illegal Arrest & Prolonged Pre-Trial Custody: Supreme Court’s Recent Pro-Liberty Judgments Rein In PMLA, UAPA
In recent years, India’s Supreme Court has significantly addressed concerns about personal liberties under stringent laws like the Prevention of…
The Doctrine of Per Incuriam in Indian Jurisprudence: Implications and Judicial Responses
The doctrine of per incuriam plays a significant role in Indian jurisprudence, serving as a crucial tool for the judiciary…
Justice and Tragedy: Unraveling the Pradyuman Thakur Murder Case
Background of the Case The murder of Pradyuman Thakur, a seven-year-old student of Ryan International School in Gurgaon, occurred on…
Types of Bail in India: Regular, Statutory, Anticipatory, and Interim Bail
Types of Bail in India: Regular, Statutory, Anticipatory, and Interim Bail Bail is a fundamental legal mechanism designed to ensure…